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The attributes then were defuzzified into quantitative values by amalgamating the knowledge of the customers and the product designers.

In 1914 the two regions were amalgamated and the Colony and Protectorate of Nigeria was established.

The sequence of the topics was carefully observed so that epidemiology and biostatistics were taught in a parallel manner to amalgamate the knowledge of the two topics.

When sauce is well amalgamated and thick, add dash of cayenne and remove from heat.

Some battalions were amalgamated, and although some were later separated and reformed, others were disbanded altogether.

Smithson: "Minimalism amalgamated abstraction and the readymade, but it didn't go far enough.

As it is the case of thermodynamics, matter and energy are constantly being exchanged, amalgamated, mixed and synthesized.

Marketing and administrative functions were amalgamated and transferred to the Qld Sugar Corporation.

A perfect storm has been brewing in my great country, America, whereby our competitive advantage- knowledge amalgamated with speedy execution propelled by an iron gut unafraid of risk- has now spread like a virus across the globe.

These symbols reoccur in the exhibition, abused, amalgamated and mocked.

In 1914 the kingdom was incorporated into the newly amalgamated British Colony and Protectorate of Nigeria.